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Teachers can inspire more students by designing courses based on their passions.
High school students could use a College Success Digital Story resource to see how other students with different paths were successful.
Make the value of the courses in school based on a microcredential that can be applied/transferred in the world beyond school, vs a credit.
Maintain supportive communication with students beyond high school with a social network exclusively for education.
On-line lessons, videos, guides & resources to guide students through the college process, prepare, build skills & maximize options.
Let's offer a program that builds positive relationships with students to help them REACH HIGHER
High school students take a course to learn the entire process of determining and applying to the perfect college that fits their need.
Experimenting with a process empowering students to tackle real-world challenges, offered up as design briefs from businesses & innovators.
Taking college advice and information out of school and into the community by providing family drop-in centers where people shop and meet.
“Pitch-Perfect”DTC app identifies global problems students want to solve based on personalized skill strengths fostering life-long learning.
Create a mobile app that can help students get information about college apps.
The path to and through college does not have to be linear. How might we support offering many paths, that undulate, double back, & diverge.
As part of freshman core requirements, students are required to volunteer a certain number of hours in a high school as a college advisor.
Mentor Match builds on the power of social platforms like Facebook, YouTube and Linked In to create virtual support networks for students.
A toolbox of BuzzFeed quizzes, videos, and articles to provide students with more information about colleges and the application process.
The essence of successful learning is to find it in yourself
We can start showcasing academic exploration as the key hallmark of college while students are still in high school.
The alumni of a school is the strongest community available that I believe isn't tapped into enough
Summer is fun! Let's make it that way for summer assignments, too!
Create a time and space to empower students to take charge of the resources and solutions they need- unconference:let them lead the way!
Let them Moodle their way through College